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Tenafly Board of Adjustment approves three resolutions, denies front-yard fence request
Summary
At its April 6, 2026 meeting the Tenafly Board of Adjustment approved minutes and three resolutions — including a subdivision for Honda of Tenafly and a second-floor addition at 66 Dean Drive — and denied a front-yard fence variance for 129 Highwood Avenue.
The Tenafly Board of Adjustment met on April 6, 2026, and conducted routine and substantive business, including approval of minutes and three resolutions on land-use applications. Acting Chairperson Kominsky opened the meeting and read the required notice under the Open Public Meetings Act, P.L. 1975, chapter 231: “In accordance with the provisions of the Open Public Meetings Act P.L. 1975, chapter 231, adequate notice has been made of this meeting by sending the same to The Record and The Star Ledger.”
After a roll call showing seven members present and two absent, the Board approved the minutes of its February 2, 2026 regular meeting by voice vote. The Board then approved a subdivision to expand parking for Honda of Tenafly (ZB-2025-09), denied a front-yard fence variance at 129 Highwood Avenue (ZB-2025-10), and approved a second-floor addition at 66 Dean Drive that required rear- and side-yard variances (ZB-2025-11). Recorded roll-call tallies in the minutes show the subdivision approved 4-0, the fence denial 3-0, and the addition approved 5-0.
The meeting contained no new business and adjourned at 7:58 p.m. The minutes were signed by Sharon Peterson, Board Secretary, and submitted for the record.
